No, FIRE, SCAN, MOVE in that order. I updated the first post.
Ships colocated with a base are not shielded.
Infinitely many ships could be at the same coordinate. Space is big. ![]()
Is uniform distribution of players a reasonable assumption about sector assignments?
I know that this doesn’t guarantee that I’ll NOT be in a sector close to BruteForce’s . . . just need to know the probabilities that I’m not going to be gagging on his near-nekkid-ness.
It is uniform-ish.
Space is big
I was told what the names of my ships were!
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You all are welcome to change the names of the ships if you want.
Me too, but I’m bad at following directions
I’ll be streaming a game tonight, so I’ll reply to any further questions in the morning.
In response to your earlier question about using Excel:
I’m creating a separate worksheet for each sector that I would be in.
Stacking a 10x10 grid of 10x10 cells with an “outer” coordinate for the z and t dimensions and an “inner” coordinate for the x and y dimensions. (Color-coordinating to help me remember which one is which.)
I then finagle conditional formatting to show base/ship location(s) along with showing the “area of influence” for a selected ship.
Using sector ID as a means to help facilitate things so that I only need worry about “positive” coordinates within a given sector.
World of Warcraft?
Fortnite?
Which game!??!?!??
18Chesapeake. (Board game — one of my friends as a youtube channel where I make occassional appearences as a player.)
If you haven’t tried Scythe, I recommend it. Fun campaign.
I’ve played Scythe, but not the campaign of it. It’s worth it?
I thought it was fun. New starting tokens, a couple new factions. Gameplay changes sometimes between games, making for more peace/war, and some games have different end conditions
I know some “campaign” games are largely the same one over and over. This one felt different each time.
I use my nekkid-ness as a distraction so that you won’t see my missiles coming.
But . . . I’m the Kwisatz Haderach!
Can you put these instructions in the OP? Or, maybe you already did and I missed it…
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I defy another just finding this thread to read and understand it in 11 minutes. An hour and 11 minutes you might have a fair idea what’s going on. Once play beings and MH starts posting results of rounds, the error in the time estimate will increase greatly.
